How does the Tor network hide your traffic?

The Onion Router (Tor) creates a network for encrypting data traffic. Using a Tor browser, you can hide your identity, your location, the websites you visit, and some other browsing activities. Today I will demonstrate how the Tor network works.
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[billvvoods]

Extremely well explained. One of the best I’ve seen.

[emanueler]

Awesome animations! they help a lot. Thank you for these videos Sunny!

[celinediarra]

Thanks a lot for these crystal clear explanations. Keep it up!

[moazzamkhan]

Great explanation. What happens when the server responds back to the client? Does that mean the return traffic doesn't use the tor network on its way back to the client? If it does how does the encryption of traffic takes place and determination of which nodes will participate will be decided.

[AtiamJ]

Nice explanation Sunny. But what happen with the data that Is no encrypted at the exit node?. Could this data be compromised?. Thanks.

[vivideradicator]

How does the client connect to the Tor Directory? Is that through your normal ISP?

[kern]

i am started to scare. something gonna be happen in the world. maybe it is time for doomsday!! Sunny started to upload video. IT IS END OF THE WORLD!!!

[frizerbee]

AI tech has rendered tor useless @ fb I has all softwar crawls sniffers no nodes be safe we need new tech